Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

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VENNARD KILLIAN Four Years German—One Year Latin. “A bright but quiet lad.” Me will be long remembered by his cheerful grin. He is a modest reserved young man, but can talk fluently when once he gets started. MARGUERITE HUNT Two Years Latin—Two Years German. “’Tis only noble to be good.” Marguerite says some very funny things, and has often kept the class in good humor. She docs not believe in spending too much time on her lessons, just enough to get them before going to class. MARGUERITE KREIN Two Years Latin—Commercial Course. “Quality Street.” “One fair to look upon and as gentle as she’s fair.” She has never been known to have caused the teachers any annoyance. Her good nature and quiet dignity makes her worthy of the name of Senior. CHLOE LOTZ Two Years Latin—Two Years German. Silence is the most perfect herald of joy.” Chloe is a very good student. Silent and de- liberate, a friend whose worth must be explored and then appreciated. 26

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VERNON HEADAPOHL Four Years German. Debating Society. “Now wise men never speak till they Have something well worth while to say. Here is a lad of friendly qualities. Vernon has done excellent work while in High School. He is noted for his high grades and his unusual ability as an orator. DOROTHY GANTHER Two Years German—Commercial Course. “Quality Street.” “A girl in whom there is no guile. Her blue eyes greet you with a smile.” A delicate reserve and demureness surround her. Rut quiet as she appears to strangers, her many friends find her a jolly companion. “Dot” has been an excellent student. EMMA HERBST Two Years German—Commercial Course. Glee Club; “Quality Street:” Girls Basket Ball Team. “Oh, she has hair of golden hue, I think it pretty, too, don’t you?” Here is a girl full of fun. The only time Emma is serious is during tests and exams. Because of her incessant talking she has received more scoldings from the teachers than all the rest of the Seniors added together. 25 ESTHER GOEKE Two Years Latin—Commercial Course. Glee Club. “A gracious manner and a winning smile.” Esther is a most entertaining young lady. She is also one of the best stenographers of our class, and we know she will succeed in the future. Her kind words and cheery smile have gained her many friends.

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GRACE MYERS. Two Years Latin—Commercial Course. “For she was just the quiet kind, Whose nature never varies.’’ Grace is a very thoughtful and modest girl. She is earnest in what she does and serious when she does it. She has won the admiration of her class- mates while here. agnes McCullough Two Years Latin—Two Years German. “Her good temper is like a sunny day, It sheds its brightness everywhere.” Agnes recites in a slow manner as though it was a bore. She has been a good student, but be- neath her thoughtful face frivolity and mischief lurk. HELEN MERKLE Two Years German—Commercial Course. ‘‘Friends sprang up along her way.” In school Helen plays the quiet, modest role, but we all know that this is only put on, for out of school she is a jolly companion. Helen has had to take exams, because of her chewing gum. VERNON MILLER. Four Years Latin. Debating Society; “Quality Street.” “Although his words are very few, They're fraught with wisdom through and through.” Another one of our accomplished debaters. Vernon certainly has conquered the contents of all his textbooks. His lessons are always prepared, he never bluffs and never gets excited. 27